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- Flipper!

Hey Flipper!

Flipper!

Hi Flipper!

Ready for our swim.

Hello, Lorelei.

Flipper, come back.

- I look alright, Dad?

- Hey, Sandy, wanna go...

What's the masquerade for?

- For your information, I happen to be going

out to dinner and then to a dance at the beach club.

- How come?

- Because Janie Matthews asked me to, that's how come.

- Who's Janie Mattews?

- She's just the livin-est doll you've ever seen, Bud.

She came in from New York for the season

and we're going out in her new convertible.

Any more questions?

- Hey Dad, you wanna go for a swim?

Flipper took off with Lorelei.

- Well, I'd like to, but I've got

an awful lot of work here.

I'll tell ya what we'll do.

Right after dinner we'll go to a movie, okay?

- Sure.

- anybody home?

- Janie.

You look great.

- You like it?

- Yeah.

Oh, this is my brother, Bud

and my father.

- Hello, Janie.

Well, I'm glad to see that Sandy's got such good taste.

- Thank you, Mr. Ricks.

You're in charge of this entire park, aren't you?

- Yes, I am.

- Sure is.

He's the head man here.

- Oh, how exciting.

- You should have seen him chase

these two poachers this morning.

- Alright, Sandy, that's enough of that.

- Oh, but I'd like to hear about the poachers.

- Well, we can talk about that later.

Right now don't you think it's time

you both got going?

Goodnight, Janie.

- Goodnight, Mr. Ricks.

It's been simply thrilling meeting you.

- Don't keep her out too late, Sandy.

Lovely couple.

? They call him Flipper, Flipper

? Faster than lightning

? No one you see

? ls smarter than he

? And we know Flipper

? Lives in a world full of wonder

? Lying there under

? Under the sea

- I've never seen anything so gorgeous.

- Just stick with me.

There's lots more.

- Oh, I will, I wanna see everything.

- You know, for a city girl, you're a pretty good diver.

- I bet you say that to all us city girls.

Isn't that your father?

- Uh huh.

You know, I'm glad you like diving.

I've got some great plans for us for the rest of the season.

- That'd be lovely.

- You know, of all the girls to come here,

you're about...

cutest I've ever met.

- Hello, Mr. Ricks.

- Hello, Janie.

Are you having a good time?

- Oh, yes.

Your park is just fascinating.

- Glad you like it.

- It must be wonderful to live in place like this

and do so many interesting things.

- Well, it has its good points.

- And your job, the responsibility and the excitement.

- Not to mention the routine, the paperwork

and the long hours, huh?

- Tell me about it, Mr. Ricks.

I'd love to hear about it.

- Well, Janie, I have to maintain the park,

the facilities of the park, tell the people

where they can fish and where they can't fish,

catch an occasional poacher or two, shall I go on?

- More?

- Well, I'd like to, but I'm going back in

and have a bite to eat because I've gotta

go out and tag some fish in the south lagoon.

See ya later.

Bye, Sand)!-

- Janie?

- Uh huh?

- There's a special place over on the reef.

- Sandy, I'm terribly sorry, but I just

remembered something I've gotta do back at the house.

- I thought you wanted to go collect some shells.

- I'll tell you what.

You look for the shells.

You know the kind I can string up for a necklace,

and may I borrow Flipper to tow me back to shore?

- Sure, if he doesn't mind.

Flipper!

Janie wants a tow back to shore, okay?

- Thanks a million.

- Will I see ya at the house after lunch?

- Thanks, Flipper.

- Hi, Flipper.

Oh, Dad, I've got some pretty important plans

this afternoon if you don't need me to help tag fish.

- What important plans do you have, Bud?

- Shorty's cat had kittens, and I just wanna

go over and see 'em.

- You 'bout done with your lunch?

- Mmm hmm.

- Okay, get that line for me, will you please?

- Mr. Ricks!

- Uh oh.

- Oh, it's so neat I caught you.

Are you going out now to tag fish?

- I was just leaving, Janie.

- Oh, well, would you mind if I went along?

I mean, this is a real lifesaver for me.

You see, I have this essay I'm supposed to do

for college entrance exams, only I've been

putting if off on account of

I just couldn't think of the right thing to write about.

Now, I've got it.

- You do?

- You bet I do, fish tagging.

- Fish tagging?

- Yeah.

- Oh boy.

- Janie, I thought you had a date with Sandy

to go swimming this afternoon.

- Oh, we're gonna meet later.

Mr. Ricks, this is so much more important.

This might affect my whole career, my whole life.

- Well, now, I wouldn't be much of a gentleman

if I said you couldn't go, would I?

- Thank you, Mr. Ricks.

- Get the line, Bud.

- Flipper, why is it every time there's a girl around,

men turn to mush?

Sandy, can I use the skiff?

- What for?

- I'm going over to Shorty's.

- Can't you ride your bike over there?

Janie's coming over and we're gonna use the skiff.

- Janie, Janie.

Everything was so peaceful 'til she showed up.

Anyway, she's already come and gone.

- Well, where'd she go?

Tell me, where did she go?

- I gotta go to Shorty's house.

- Hey, you know something you're not telling me, huh?

You know where she is?

Hey, what's with you guys?

- Flipper doesn't know what he's talking about.

- Well, I think he does.

She might be in trouble.

Come on, Flipper.

- Will you drop me at Shorty's?

- After we find Janie.

Come on, Flipper.

Show me where she is.

Show me where Janie is.

There's Dad.

Wonder why Flipper's bringing us here.

How do ya like that?

Aced out by my own father.

- Sandy, you going fishing with Janie?

- Nuh uh, I'm taking Flipper.

- Flipper?

I thought you had a date with Janie.

- Well, I haven't got time for her right now.

- Dad, you should see Shorty Meyer's new kittens.

They've grown at least one inch since yesterday.

- That's nice, Bud.

Bud, did Sandy and Janie have a fight?

- No.

How would I know?

- He said, he said he was taking Flipper fishing.

I thought he had a date with Janie today.

- You ask me, he's coming to his senses.

- I don't know.

Something went wrong.

Something must have happened.

- Something did.

- What?

- Um, Dad, can I spend the night at Shorty's?

- Alright, Bud, come on.

Quit stalling.

What happened?

Let's have it.

- You mean you don't know?

- Am I supposed to know?

- Dad, if you don't know, I'm not gonna be the snitcher.

- Bud, I will personally absolve you

from being called a snitcher.

Now let's have it.

Come on.

- Sandy thinks you're trying to take Janie away from him.

- He what?

- Well, have you ever seen the way she looks at ya?

She's just gone over you.

- Oh, I see, that's it, huh?

- Mmm hmm.

Here she comes.

- Uh huh.

Okay)'-

Good morning, Janie.

- Good morning, Mr. Ricks.

Bud.

What's on the program for today?

- The program, yes well, Janie,

I think you and I should have a little talk.

- Oh, dreamy!

- Bud, why don't you go do what you were gonna do?

- What was that?

- Well, go look at Shorty's kittens again, okay?

Janie, why don't we sit down right over here.

- It is much nicer being alone.

- Yes, it certainly is.

Janie?

- Yes, Mr. Ricks.

Or, may I call you Porter?

- Certainly.

Janie, Sandy went out of here a little while ago

looking very unhappy because you're not fishing with him.

- Poor Sandy.

But he'll get over it.

He's only a child.

- Oh, he is?

And what are you, Janie?

- I'm a mature woman.

Girls mature much sooner than boys, you know.

- Yes, they certainly do.

Janie, I think that, well, I think that you and I

oughta spend a lot of time together.

- You do?

- Mmm hmm.

I think we should get to know one another.

- Oh, wow.

I mean, I'd like that.

- You would?

You know, we'll do, well, we'll do everyday things together.

- Sounds great.

- You wanna start now?

- Sure.

- Alright.

Start with this.

- What's that?

- This is a bag of laundry.

I was gonna take it over to Mrs. McGuire's,

but since you're here.

It's an awful lot of laundry when

you've got two growing boys.

- Yes, I guess there is.

- Yeah, there sure is.

Oh, Janie, look at that, a hole.

But you can darn, can't you?

- No.

- You can't?

Well, I guess you'll have to learn.

Then, after you finish the laundry,

you can clean up the kitchen sink,

the breakfast dishes and the rest of the house,

and then we'll go down to the dock,

and you can help me clean out the bilge and the lodge.

- The bilge?

- Yeah, I'm afraid it gets awfully green in there.

- Oh.

- What's the matter?

- Oh, nothing,

I guess.

I mean, well, I thought when you said we could

do things together, you meant things like

spearfishing and water-skiing.

That kind of thing.

- Well, we can do things like that together, too,

but Janie, you've got to remember something.

When you're an adult, like you are,

you've got responsibilities that a boy

of Sandy's age doesn't have.

- But I am Sandy's age.

- Oh, you are?

- Oh gosh.

I guess I see what you mean.

I should be having fun with girls and boys my own age.

- That's right.

- I think I'm pretty silly

being infatuated with an older man.

- No, I don't think you're silly at all.

I'm very flattered, but

I think you can see it wouldn't work.

- You must think I'm a dope.

- No, I think you're a very bright

and very attractive young lady.

- Thanks.

I needed that.

Now, if you could tell me where Sandy's

favorite place to fish is.

- Sandy's favorite place to fish is right off North Point.

- Thanks.

I'm awful sorry you have to do all those icky things alone.

- Well, I think I'll manage.

- Ah!

- Flipper, I just don't seem to have any luck

at anything anymore.

- Hi.

Catch anything?

- Nothing.

- What you need is the help of an experienced hand.

May I present myself?

Janie Matthews, girl fisherman.

- Well, thanks, but I'm just gonna give up, anyway.

- But that, sir, is the coward's way out.

Do you have an extra fishing pole?

- Well, I have to go.

I'm gonna meet a guy in town.

- Oh, well, couldn't you tell him you're busy?

I'll wait.

- What would I tell him that for?

Wouldn't be true.

- You just don't wanna go fishing with me.

Getting the brush twice in one morning.

That must be some kind of a record, I guess.

Hey, Flipper, cut it out.

Hey, bring that board back here.

Flipper, bring that board back here!

What are you trying to do, drown me?

Drown me.

Help!

Save me!

Help!

Help!

Help!

- Janie, are you alright?

- Yes.

Yes, I'm alright.

What happened?

- Well, you were drowning.

I can't figure it out, though.

It's only about eight feet of water out there.

- Oh? Oh, I remember now.

I got a cramp in my leg,

a simply frightful cramp.

Thank you for saving my life, Sandy.

- It's alright.

- Now that you have, saved my life, I mean,

you're responsible for me, forever.

It's an old Chinese custom.

- Why don't we start by letting me take you

to a dance at the beach club tonight?

That is, if your leg's alright.

- My leg's fine, just fine.

Thanks for the dinner, Mr. Ricks.

It was delicious.

- Well, don't thank me, thank Sandy.

He's the one who spent all the time on it.

- Isn't he wonderful?

- Have a good time.

- Now that that's all over, how 'bout a swim?

- I'd like to very much, Bud, but

I've gotta go in and change.

I've got a date with Miss Harper tonight.

. Okay)'-

Flipper!

Flipper!

Hi Flipper.

Now how 'bout that swim?

Oh no.

Women.

? Everyone loves

? The king of the sea

? Ever so kind

? And gentle is he

? Tricks he will do

? When children are near

? And how they love when he's near

? They call him Flipper, Flipper

? Faster than lightning

? No one you see

? ls smarter than he

? And we know Flipper

? Lives in a world full of wonder

? Lying there under

? Under the sea

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